Ecology
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Ecology, founded in 1920 by @ESA_org, publishes research on all aspects of ecology. We are the most cited journal in the ecological sciences.
Washington, DC
Joined March 2017
Did you know "Ecology" publishes Statistical Innovations papers? These articles spotlight cutting-edge methods that tackle pressing ecological questions and advance data analysis in the field. Learn more in our author guidelines: https://t.co/yK9MtXG2o6
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October research highlights from our journals! From Arctic food webs to beaver-powered fire resilience, biodiversity maintenance & sea star recovery — explore the latest ecological science in our new tip sheet📰 Find it here: https://t.co/Z5QAD5Ezcu 📷 by Sean Johnson-Bice
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🆕 in the journal: Australian lizards aren’t too fussy about fire regimes—an experiment shows woody cover matters more than burn frequency 📄Limited responses of lizard assemblages to experimental fire regimes in an Australian tropical savanna https://t.co/SJJaeFCPT7
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#ChileMargin2024 science team discovered dozens of red cusk-eels in a bushy thicket of tubeworms at a methane seep off the coast of central Chile. The study was published Ecology w/research supported by @schmidtocean.bsky.social & funded by NSF. Read more:
scripps.ucsd.edu
A team of scientists from Chile and the United States discovered dozens of red cusk-eels, fish prized in Chilean seafood markets and celebrated in a poem by renowned Chilean poet Pablo Neruda,...
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Find the #OpenAccess study here in our natural history series, #TheScientificNaturalist:
esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
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🐟 A Deep-sea spa day for a celebrated species! Scientists found red cusk-eels nestled in tubeworm “bushes” at a methane seep off Chile’s coast. It's the first time this commercially important species has been documented using methane seeps as habitat! 🧵⬇️
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Check out the photos behind the study published here, in @ESAEcology!
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Our photo report “New Neighbors on the Road: #Bee-Eaters Abandon Traditional Colonies Along Marsh Borders” is now featured in the October issue of @ESABulletin: https://t.co/rIRpyb8OI1
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🆕in the journal: We’re just starting to learn how “cryptic” viruses affect wildlife—new research in butterflies shows how one such virus can shape demography 📄Context-dependent effects of a cryptic virus on butterfly population dynamics https://t.co/s1VDCI8PMz
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Our last study on the cover of Ecology 🐹❄️
Say hello to our October cover star! This Arctic lemming was photographed by @MathildePoir during a study that explores how winter weather events like melt-freeze and rain-on-snow affect these high-latitude critters Browse the full issue here: https://t.co/9KuC7v81yN
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Say hello to our October cover star! This Arctic lemming was photographed by @MathildePoir during a study that explores how winter weather events like melt-freeze and rain-on-snow affect these high-latitude critters Browse the full issue here: https://t.co/9KuC7v81yN
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Check out the study here, in @ESAEcology!
esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
The Earth's grasslands have experienced extensive alterations to their grazing regimes over the course of human history. We asked how native grassland herbivores (bison, prairie dogs, and grasshopp...
🚨Research alert!🚨 Newly published research from Smithsonian scientists shows the smallest herbivores on the prairie have the most significant impact on grassland plants and soil. 🦗🌱 While bison and cattle might be the biggest herbivores on the plains, prairie dogs and
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The #FreeAccess study is available for all to read here, in @ESAEcology:
esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Widespread declines in the abundance of insects portend ill-fated futures for their host ecosystems, all of which require their services to function. For many such reports, human activities have...
A Hidden Mountain Valley Lost 72% of Its Bugs. That Shouldn’t Be Possible.
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Our latest media tip sheet is out! Covering studies in @ESAApplications, @ESAStewardship, @ESAEcology, @ESAFrontiers & @ESAEcosphere: 🌳Cooling city parks 🎭Fighting polarization w/ theater 🧬Where we know the least about genetic diversity ...and more! https://t.co/1D8l3v7wre
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Thanks for this contribution to @ESAEcology!
Excited to share our new paper in @ESAEcology ! ❄️ Our 17-year study shows that even moderate winter events (rain-on-snow, melt-feeze) can negatively influence lemming winter reproduction and population growth. 🐹 Open-access available here: 🔗 https://t.co/TTH5CSoWyk
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Read the study here, in @ESAEcology's #TheScientificNaturalist series!
esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Click on the article title to read more.
🪽 El quebrantahuesos, más que un ave: un conservador de historia 🏛️ 🏛️ Un estudio de la #UGR revela que los nidos de estas aves son auténticos museos naturales que preservan vestigios de hace cientos de años ℹ️ Info: https://t.co/zOLf7HktHx
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La arqueología está en todas partes, solo hay que saber mirar con los ojos adecuados. La historia de cómo los Quebrantahuesos acumularon, a lo largo de los siglos, materiales humanos para la construcción de sus nidos es más que fascinante...¡Incluso una punta de ballesta!
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Find the #OpenAccess article here in @ESAEcology:
esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Invasive species are drivers of ecological change with the potential to reshape the structure and function of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. The invasive flathead catfish (Pylodictis olivaris)...
#Flathead #Catfish have become apex predators in the Susquehanna River, reshaping food webs and forcing #NativeSpecies to alter diets, which may destabilize the ecosystem over time. @penn_state
https://t.co/tompFQSdqS
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Invasive predatory fish occupies highest trophic position leading to expansion of isotopic niches in a riverine food web - Hodgson - 2025 - Ecology #stableisotopes
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Invasive species are drivers of ecological change with the potential to reshape the structure and function of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. The invasive flathead catfish (Pylodictis olivaris)...
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Check out recent research from our journals with our new media tip sheet! Including: 🪸How nutrients from land shape life in the sea 🪻Biocontrol of a widespread wetland weed 🦌Whether wildlife take a hike when humans are around ...and more! Read it here:
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A new #FreeAccess Report in @ESAEcology 👇
##InsectPopulations are declining by over 70% in minimally disturbed ecosystems, with rising temperatures identified as a key factor, highlighting the global scale of the #BiodiversityCrisis. https://t.co/r1tbuJOXe5
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